9th & Walnut Unknown born in the rich cultural

born in the rich cultural mix of Miami then tempered in Nashville's country hothouse – rode high in the country and rock charts of the 1990s with culture-crossing hits like ‘what a crying shame’ and ‘all you ever do is bring me down’

Prefix magazine described the record as "[a] sprawling monster of an album

Further whetting the never-ending appetite of us Teenage Fanclub fans

inexorably-layered towers of distorted clarion sound: State's End encapsulates every beloved facet of the band

He's already changed the course of Aussie rap history and Tradition makes good on Kerser's lyrical promise

9th & Walnut Unknown born in the rich culturalFormed in L. A.'s South Bay in 1978, Descendents began as a power trio featuring bassist Tony Lombardo, drummer Bill Stevenson, and guitarist Frank Navetta (d. 2008). The band recruited vocalist Milo Aukerman in 1980 and began establishing themselves as major players in the Southern California Punk movement. Over the years, the band has sustained a potent chemistry and shared vision, further cementing them as punk legends. In 2002, the original four